Your personal statement is one of the most important parts of your college application—it’s your chance to show who you are beyond grades and test…
Summer break is often seen as a time for relaxation and fun, but it can also be a golden opportunity for students to improve their study skills.…
Last Minute College List Building
We always recommend that rising seniors leverage the summer break to work on college applications and essays. But…
Once junior year has wrapped up, much of a student’s application materials have been set – courses and grades 9th-11th, activities, experiences in…
During high school, and particularly that of your junior year, students can get a sense of what a university or college is like by doing an…
Neurodiverse students – those with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia, or other learning disabilities – face unique challenges when…
The College Board, the non-profit responsible for creating and administering AP (Advanced Placement) exams, reports that, in the past decade, “the…
Before they ever begin working with students, our test prep tutors complete an extensive training program designed to ensure they are fully…
Your student had a rough semester and you know they need support to turn things around. How do you know if a tutor or an executive function…
